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The Magni+ connects via Wall-Wart. So basically, I can plug my beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro 250 ohm's into the AMP, but then the AMP just connects into the wall. I don't know which cables I need to plug into my computer to transmit the audio through the amp (thus, through my headphones), as my computer doesn't have the Red and White RCA inputs that is on the back of my AMP.

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Installed the package pulseaudio-module-jack using APT to make PulseAudio output to Jack, but when running pactl load-module module-jack-sink or pactl load-module module-jack-source to start the module, I get the output Failure: No such entity, and sure enough, when I run pactl list modules to check, there is 21 modules from libpipewire and one named module-always-sink, nothing with Jack.

Not sure if it matters, but I use Cadence from the KXstudio repository to run the audio from my Focusrite Scarlett Solo Gen 4 through Guitarix with Jack and back into the headphones plugged into it using the ALSA driver and that works just fine, only issue that I can't output PulseAudio to the headphones while Jack is using them, thus can't hear the PC audio and the Jack audio at the same time.

So I have this problem where I'm downloading a plugin from the LABS library but it doesnt come with a dll or vst file, therefore my Daw (cakewalk) doesnt scan or recognize the plugin, even though I properly located all the downloaded files. I'm new to music production and I'm also new to computer stuff in general so maybe theres just something that I dont know about this everything. Sorry if this question is dumb, I'd appreciate any help?

So lately GoodNotes added the ability to record audio which was a great feature, but as we all know it's not perfect, like we cannot control the speed of the playback, we cannot export the audios, we cannot rename the audios, etc...

You can also tell Siri to do it for you. Just say "hey Siri, Dastan Export Audio" it will get the ".goonotes" file you have copied from the clipboard and start immediately from the 5th step down below.

I would love a bluetooth solution, where a master bluetooth hub would connect to a source like a phone or a laptop and stream the same audio to all the slave receivers. Does this exist ? Bonus if the receivers could work individually as bluetooth devices

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Honestly, how could they have made the footstep audio this much worse than what it already was? Its genuinely shocking how bad it is right now. multiple games I've had a full team run up on me with zero audio until they are now 5 meters away.

Every single time I look up threads like "Is Audio Engineering a realistic Career" or "I want to be an Audio Engineer" I almost get my heart shattered when I almost only see many responses ranging from "No it does not pay well and it is unlikely" to "maybe if you're super lucky you can survive".I'm not quite exclusively talking about starting a studio in a small town and expecting to make money, I'm not stupid, I feel I understand well that there are a lot of others my age that are also attempting to make a living/career out of something with not high demand, but my extreme passion for this career is almost entirely extinguished when I rarely see any positive responses or encouragement.

I have also done sound for some other small local bands and found I possessed the skills (people and technical) to have a good time and put out a good sound. I'm no Ryan Renolds or Leonardo DiCaprio, but I think I am pretty sociable (and enjoy it) and am pretty far from socially awkward (I'm not like some shut-in incel is what I'm trying to say). I make mistakes sometimes, but I really enjoy the thrill and stakes of live sound even if I'm not perfect at it. I have been playing piano for 5 years, and the creative exploratory aspect of music gives me so much joy, I have also been lightly making music for myself for 3 years, nothing Spotify worthy, but In an alternative timeline I likely would pursue being an artist fulltime. 2351a5e196